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Hazard Buoys Deployed
With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions we were able put all eight hazard buoys out on the lake earlier today – just one week later than our ideal schedule. Refer to our Hazard Marking web page for more details and…
Read MoreImportant Safe Boating Update
The BLA’s Safe Boating Committee has been busy since last year’s AGM when our Safe Boating Action Plan was approved. This Action Plan included the installation of eight hazard markers and two speed signs at the north & south ends…
Read MoreSheltering-in-Place at the Cottage?
Please read the following letters recently sent out to all Bob Lakers. These contain important information for those considering an early run to the cottage as part of their COVID-19 strategy: March 28 – containing several good cottage country COVID-19…
Read MoreNew Logo!
Welcome to our new logo!! A huge thanks to Gerald Flach who has contributed many hours of his graphic design skills to create a series of new BLA logo formats. Watch for additional versions in the future designed specifically for…
Read MoreSmart Ash?
What do you do with the ashes from your fireplace? Toss them in with your garbage or haul them out to that special place reserved at the dump? Or did you know that ashes are a completely natural material that…
Read MoreBLAst – November 2019
Check out our November 2019 BLAst newsletter! In this edition we wrap up the season with an update on the boat launch situation, as well as progress on both our Safe Boating and Lake Stewardship priorities.
Read MoreDon’t Let Your Fall Cleanup Pollute Our Lake!
The fall colours have been amazing this year – even better when you can enjoy them at the cottage! But as the leaves drop along with the temperature, many of us feel compelled to grab our rakes or leaf blowers…
Read MoreDrones at the Cottage? Know the Rules!
The topic and concern of drones came up during our 2019 AGM. Transport Canada released major updates to the drone safety and privacy regulations shortly after that. So what better time then to create a primer on what you should…
Read MoreBLAst – June 2019
Check out our June 2019 BLAst newsletter! In this edition we touch on the success of our AGM that took place on May 18, which included our Safe Boating Action Plan and an update to membership fees (see here for…
Read MoreSecond Boat Launch Delegation to Council
Members of the BLA Board presented a second delegation to Minden Hills Council on April 25, 2019 for the restoration of our public boat launch. You can read all the material behind our “Plan B” solution posted to our updated…
Read MoreBLA Dock Tags Are Here!
Introducing BLA Dock Tags. See what the buzz is all about and get yours now!! See here.
Read MoreHaliburton Life Magazine
Free home delivery of Haliburton Life Magazine – another benefit of being a BLA member! See here for more information.
Read MoreLetters to Council and Staff on Claude Brown Road
The board has sent letters regarding the poor condition of Claude Brown road to both township staff and Council. These letters were received during the October 11, 2018 Council meeting and can be viewed here (to staff) and here (to…
Read MoreBLA Polls Minden Hills Election Candidates
The BLA reached out to all Minden Hills candidates running in the Oct 22nd municipal election. Read all the responses on our Election web page so you can make informed voting decisions!
Read MoreShoreline Tree Preservation By-Law Enacted
Read all about Haliburton County’s new ShoreLine Tree Preservation By-Law – a critical step forward in support of Mother Nature!
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